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The Season for African Music
by Rob Weisberg
NEW YORK, NY July 16, 2009 —Summer is always a good time for world music fans, thanks to all the festivals and smaller events that bring in artists from abroad and bring local artists out from the woodwork.
This Saturday, there's an unusual convergence of great African music in the city.
WNYC's Rob Weisberg walks us through some of what's in store:
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